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the idea and motivations seem disconnected
the idea is QR code login for other devices such as browser login
the motivation is so you don't have to use TOTP as 2FA. 2FA such as security keys without having to set up TOTP is an idea of itself which is already on uservoice
also TOTP is not an insecure 2FA. if anything, QR codes which act like FIDO2 passkeys are as secure as TOTP since unlike FIDO passkeys, the url is not verified at time of use -
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if a malicious app can screen grab, then you have bigger problems than just the screen grab
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if an app you installed or someone else installed is a keylogger, then you have bigger problems and a bigger security problem than just key logging
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other than portability to non systemd distros, is there any gain to put in the engineer hours for this?
systemd is used in the most popular distros and proton so far only supports ubuntu and fedora running gnome -
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memory safe code does not mean memory safe languages
rewriting in rust duplicates work for nebulous gains which you haven't exactly specified -
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you can use openvpn and wireguard configuration files to use proton vpn on routers
what benefits do those protocols have over wireguard and openvpn? are they better tested? are they more secure? are they more private? do they last longer on batter? -
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uservoice is a third party platform that proton has no control over
think of it like a different reddit for user feedback